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Carrauntoohil: Brocken Spectre

Summit Comment Lauranna less than an hour ago
Brocken Spectre from Summit of Carrauntoohil in Winter Conditions

Delightful Ridge Walk

Track 4275 osullivanm 4 hours ago
This involved a car split with cars left at V563699 and V602699 .The initial ascent is easy along the Kerry Way then s... walk, Len: 14.4km, Climb: 644m, Area: Glanbeg, Dunkerron Mountains (Ireland)

Knockmulanane West Top: Central Dingle views.

Summit Comment simon3 7 hours ago
While Knockmulanane W is nothing special to look at, views from it are great. Here is the view north towards two nearby lakes. The one to the left is Loch Thuairin Mhárta 378m while on the skyline...

Knockmulanane West Top: Low ridge bump with good views.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3, liz50 7 hours ago
Can be approached from the East after passing over Knockmulanane main top having started at Anascaul lake car park. A steep ascent up a gully at Q58312 04887 which could be slippy in wet condition...

Dromavally Mountain: Approach from the south.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3, Colin Murphy 7 hours ago
Start at Q 614 053, where there are a number of houses and space to park by the side of the road. You will see a track behind an iron gate leading north, beside a farmhouse. (See pic). A friendly,...

Short, steep visit to both Knockmulananes

Track 4265 simon3 7 hours ago
This route starts from the carpark beside Lough Annascaul.Lough Annascaul. Knockmulanane to the left, cliff off Dromav... walk, Len: 6.8km, Climb: 406m, Area: Knockmulanane, Central Dingle (Ireland)

Carrigaline to Crosshaven Greenway

Track 4278 markwallace 18 hours ago
A walk along the Carrigaline to Crosshaven Greenway. Carrigaline is very easily reached from Cork City by the frequent B walk, Len: 7.4km, Climb: 24m, Area: South Cork (Ireland)

Errigal: Sacred view

Summit Comment mcrtchly a day ago
The iconic Church of the Sacred Heart in Dunlewey, County Donegal, nestled at the foot of the county’s quartzite giant, Errigal, frosted white with recent snow and catching the dying rays of the w...

Binn Mhór to Corcogemore

Track 4279 spailpin 18 hours ago
walk, Len: 11.0km, Climb: 952m, Area: Binn Mh?r, Maamturks (Ireland) Binn Mhór,...

Tower Hill: A lonely monument.

Summit Comment jackill 6 days ago
This is the tower that gives this hill its name. On my visit the door to the tower was open and it was possible to climb all the way to the top on a slippery spiral stone staircase. Be aware howev...

Donnell's Hill: Tilting at windmills

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: jackill 6 days ago
Best access is from the forest gate at S464136 where there is plenty of room to park. Follow the track uphill towards the wind turbines. At S454139 turn left and continue to the comms masts opposi...

Tower Hill: Spring heeled Jack paints the town red.

Summit Comment jackill 6 days ago
The Le Poer tower, overlooking Curraghmore estate, was erected in 1785 in memory of Marcus, the eldest son of George de La Poer Beresford 1st Marquess of Waterford, who died in a riding accident o...
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Garmin: Track 2013 in area near Crockmulroney, Donegal NW (Ireland)
Derryveagh- Figure of 8 Circuit
Length: 9.8km, Creator time taken: 6h30m, Ascent: 550m,
Descent: 538m

Places: Start at B97310 16192, Crockmulroney, Cró an Locháin, Cruach na Sagart, Maumlack, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1
Starting at the back gate of Glenveagh national park this walk provides an ever widening vista of the Derryveagh mountains as the walk progresses. I particularly liked how a triangular profile of Errigal gradually appears on the ascent of Staghall mountain until, when i reached the summit of Maumlack mountain the view had widened out to include the entire seven sisters from Muckish to Errigal. The weather conditions on this autumn day yielded enough clarity of visability to also give a glimpse of Slieve League and what I assume to be Ben Bulbin in the far distance to the South.- A thoroughly enjoyable walk!
NB- The correct total ascent for this walk was 608m

Uploaded on: Fri, 26 Oct 2012 (16:09:44)
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